TASC International and DormFresh Launch Innovative Potato Storage Test Facility in Germany

DormFresh Ltd., a leader in potato storage solutions, in partnership with TASC International (Germany) GmbH, recently announced the grand opening of its new Trial and Research Center in Rosche, Germany. This cutting-edge facility is a pivotal step in developing sustainable potato storage and sprout inhibition methods, especially critical following the EU's CIPC ban.

DormFresh and TASC launch Rosche research center to drive sustainable potato storage with 1,4SIGHT®, supporting EU trials and accreditation.

Representing a EUR 600,000 investment, the center spans 310 square meters with a 36-ton storage capacity. It features six state-of-the-art, gas-tight storage boxes with automated controls for temperature, humidity, and CO₂ content, enabling precise research.

Insights into DormFresh’s new storage rooms in Germany with automated gas-tight boxes for precise climate control, advancing sustainable potato storage.

Lars Willem Köpp, Managing Director of TASC International GmbH, emphasized the center's role in bridging product development with commercial reality. Its core mission is to support DormFresh's trials for EU approval of new sprout inhibitors while enhancing TASC International's expertise and supply chain control.

Lars Willem Köpp, CEO of TASC International GmbH, and John Forsythe of the One Four Group share a light moment before cutting the ribbon to officially open the new Trial and Research Center in Rosche, Germany.

The center aims to set new standards for quality assurance and sustainability in potato storage by focusing on effective and environmentally friendly alternatives. Initial trials are underway, with the facility pursuing GEP and ISO accreditation to support EU product approval. DormFresh, known for its 1,4SIGHT® product, remains committed to leading potato storage technology and sustainability.